Puneet Chhatwal Writes: India's First Luxury Hotel Goes Where Indians Do
Incorporated in 1899 by the founder of the Tata Group Jamsetji Tata, IHCL opened its first hotel, The Taj Mahal Palace, in Mumbai—then Bombay— in 1903. Dubbed as the best hotel east of Suez, it transformed the face of Bombay and introduced authentic Indian hospitality to the world while bringing global luxuries to the country
Puneet Chhatwal - July 28, 2023
Diverse Ambitions In The Family
Despite founding disparate enterprises, Shruti Shibulal and her father, Infosys co-founder S.D. Shibulal, share similar entrepreneurial styles, driven by their passion for building value-driven organisations
Vinita Bhatia - July 29, 2022
‘People Follow A Leader Who Has A Clear Focus’
Ranju Alex, area vice president, South Asia, Marriott International, lists five ways how a manager can be an effective emotional leader
Outlook Business - June 29, 2022
Making Room For Everyone
OYO was growing at a breakneck speed until it noticed that stakeholders and customers weren’t cheering it on
Suchetana Ray - August 31, 2021
Because they care
Some eco-friendly hotels across they care the globe offer green hospitality for their conscious guests without compromising on luxury
January 04, 2019
Is the worst over for hospitality stocks?
With operations resuming, hospitality stocks have put lockdown blues behind them
December 18, 2020
Fixing India’s unemployment through formal job creation
COVID-19 creates a policy window to make India a fertile habitat for formal non-farm job creation
Manish Sabharwal - August 26, 2020
Is Patu Keswani's back-up plan hospitable enough?
Premium midscale chain, Lemon Tree, may be among the few that could survive when the dust settles down
V Keshavdev - August 16, 2020
MakeMyTrip’s business is badly hit, but that is not the story
The aggregator seems well anchored with a strong cash position and aggressive cost management
Anishaa Kumar - July 11, 2020
Aviation and hospitality stocks — value buy or false bottom?
Aviation and hospitality stocks are bearing the brunt of the meltdown but bottom fishing could be a tricky affair
Prathamesh Mulye - March 27, 2020
